We keep undesirables out while keeping your very visible to your clients.
Other companies are ‘neck deep’ in cyber as it is economically lucrative.
We know well that it is. We’ve heard of a union bricklayer in Delaware that pivoted to IT cybersecurity making more than six figures. We have a strapping ton of brick experience to add to your company.
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We also set ourselves apart from the pack taking the obvious trademark, We Speak IT®. We thought that it was unique that the USPTO class 42 outlined our company to the tee. “Computer security consultancy in the field of infrastructure security and analytics; Technical support services, namely, remote and on-site infrastructure management services for monitoring, administration, and management of public and private cloud computing IT and application systems.”
We recall the days when tools used presently for almost any incident or issue debuted on the scene in hacker realms or private websites. Splunk didn’t exist and other nifty tools were used in the 90s, each has since grown up and become a gigantic and successful company or dissolved with the sand of time.
Our dear Net Saint grew up and into Nagios. Nmap was one of the earliest network system scanning tools, presently we have at least four: nmap, zmap, unicornscan and angry. Once regarded as the ‘wild west’ in the mid-90s has grown into a different model of ‘wild west.’ Hacking was always present and brought innovation to the table to see an environment differently. Hackers are nothing new and correctly noted that hacking is old. When you choose us as your incident consultant or full-time consultant, you and your company are receiving much more than a certified individual. We bring to the table an uncommon perspective and years of consultative work.
Yet we do more than just information technology-centric work. We help pass state bills or keep you and your companies reputation strong. We witnessed the Ohio House of Representatives pass legislation to increase the cyber security posture of Ohio. Our opposition is as true as our trademark: We Speak IT®, it’s not that the Senate and House cannot, it’s that often these two parties do not include or invite experts in their field of work and take their statements seriously.
